Fumigation derogation extended until March 31st, along with waiving of additional fees on lentils shipped from countries no longer using methyl bromide (including Canada).
Update: CP started moving trains westbound today, and CN is scheduled to start on Thursday. Another rain storm system is scheduled to hit BC Wednesday night - Friday morning; hopefully no major issues arise and current fixes hold!
As per meeting with Transport Canada + industry stakeholders yesterday, both railways are collaborating on infrastructure repairs and limited capacity may return mid next week.
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Interesting to note, in the Global Economic Outlook the solution put forth for raising Canada's GDP is to increase exports. Not sure how that will work when we're being hamstrung by shipping lines...
Thanks @pulsecanada for a great first day of #pscc2021! Takeaways:
1. Available containers at approx. 25% of normal
2. Waits at trans-ship 30 days on average
3. Imports strong into Canada, prompts high freight & quick repos
4. Take on shipping alliances to force competition
Before and after of the fire that destroyed the town of Lytton, BC. Currently, it's believed that a spark from a passing train ignited this fire; CN has since committed to evaluating the status of traffic through the interior: https://t.co/RR6yq2cnrW
JK Milling turns 16 this weekend! We have certainly been privileged to be part of our wonderful #cdnag industry and look forward to many more years working alongside some pretty fine folk.
Due to warm + dry conditions, 38% of seeding already complete - up from the five-year average of 22%. Needing some moisture pretty well throughout the province soon!